Currently the code to pull/push is hard-coded to the remote origin, making it not possible to use a different remote. The following commit fixes this, allowing you to set the remote to use with git branch gitissius --set-upstream-to=your_remote. It also modifies the initialization code to check for remotes that already have a gitissius branch, and then:
clone it when there is one;
start a new one if no such branches exist;
exit with a helpful message if multiple remotes have one.
duncanvr/gitissius@8e8a066
I'll add a pull request in a bit, that will include some more commits -- or you could just cherry-pick that one.
Currently the code to pull/push is hard-coded to the remote
origin, making it not possible to use a different remote. The following commit fixes this, allowing you to set the remote to use withgit branch gitissius --set-upstream-to=your_remote. It also modifies the initialization code to check for remotes that already have agitissiusbranch, and then:duncanvr/gitissius@8e8a066
I'll add a pull request in a bit, that will include some more commits -- or you could just cherry-pick that one.